As of October 14th, the band will have to give up their name due to a lawsuit from easyJet.
After easy life has had to put up with a lot over the past few weeks, there is now at least a little reason to be happy. On October 13th they will release their single “trust exercises” and thus end a chapter in their career. The band will have to give up their name from October 14th because the parent company of the airline “easyJet” is suing them for “infringing their trademark”.
To make the most of the remaining time with their name, Murray Matravers and his band are now releasing “trust exercises”. The song was produced by Finneas and was actually written in 2017. In keeping with their situation, easy life start the song with the line “Focusing on the good things”.
Watch the video for “trust exercises” here:
It is not yet known what name the band will perform under in the future.
On your Instagram page easy life had kept their fans regularly updated about the lawsuit over the last few weeks. Unfortunately, in the end they had to give in because the costs of a court case would not have been affordable and could therefore have threatened their existence.
Instagram post from easy life:
On October 13th they will also play a show for the last time as easy life in London’s Koko, as they spontaneously announced a few days before the concert.